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Middletown police propose $1.7 million range upgrades to host regional training; council asks for phased plan and revenue forecast
Summary
Middletown police asked council on July 1 to fund upgrades to the municipal firing range to add electricity, a 40x60 training building, paved access, water/septic, lighting, perimeter security and a simulation house so the city can host regional training.
The Middletown Police Department asked council on July 1 to consider an estimated $1.7 million renovation of the department’s training range to support expanded firearms, sniper and simulated‑force‑on‑force training and to host outside agencies.
What was proposed Deputy Chief (name given in session) outlined a site that currently has a primary range, secondary range and a long‑range sniper capability (up to 300 yards), but lacks electricity, a classroom, restrooms, adequate parking, and a paved access road. Proposed upgrades include bringing single‑phase power to the site, perimeter fencing and a keyed sliding gate, a 40x60 training…
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